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Do you leave the netting on when cooking pork?
You should not leave the netting on when cooking pork. Here's why:
* Safety: The netting is typically made of a material that isn't safe to eat and could pose a choking hazard.
* Taste: The netting can impart an unpleasant flavor to the pork.
* Appearance: The netting will burn and blacken during cooking, making the pork look unappealing.
How to prepare pork for cooking:
1. Remove the netting: This can be done with a sharp knife or kitchen shears. Be careful not to cut into the meat.
2. Score the fat: If the pork has a thick layer of fat, scoring it helps the fat render and adds flavor.
3. Season the pork: Apply your favorite seasonings to the pork before cooking.
Enjoy your delicious and safe pork meal!
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